Turkey Plans Supersonic Unmanned Fighter Jet
Bayraktar Kızılelma is a jet-powered unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) currently in development as part of Project MIUS
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Bayraktar Kızılelma is a jet-powered unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) currently in development as part of Project MIUS
Pratt & Whitney’s F100 turbofan will act as the turbine portion of Hermeus’ turbine-based combined cycle engine to power the company’s Darkhorse hypersonic UAS
AERTEC’s unmanned aerial system TARSIS has a range of up to 140km, a 12-hour endurance, and can integrate various types of equipment and functionalities
Exail’s A18D is designed to perform missions at depths of up to 3,000m for mapping, sonar imaging and high-resolution inspection of pipelines and cables
Lockheed Martin UK will deliver more than 250 mini drones with high-resolution imaging capabilities to locate and identify potential targets
The T7 enables operators to handle larger explosive devices in less time, with a unique haptic controller providing human-like dexterity and mission-critical precision
Kodiak will develop autonomous vehicle technology for the US Army to navigate complex terrain, diverse operational conditions and GPS-challenged environments, while also providing the ability to remotely operate vehicles
Defense Advancement showcases the company’s Black Eagle family of unmanned helicopters
Cetus, developed by MSubs, will be the largest and most complex crewless submersible operated by a European navy
Seatronics’ Mine Identification and Detonation Solution (MIDS) is a multi-shot, configurable mine disposal solution that uses state-of-the-art technology to detonate multiple charges acoustically without sacrificing itself
Teledyne Marine’s AUVs can gather high resolution, accurately navigated, sonar images while remaining submerged for several hours of continuous operation at survey speeds up to five knots
With this integration, intelligence feeds generated by ISR drones such as FLIR’s Black Hornet PRS can be delivered straight to Systematic’s SitaWare software suite